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![]() | Dead Centre (2005) (A book in the Claire Lorrimer's Murder Mysteries series) A novel by Claire Lorrimer |
Pretty young university students Rose and Poppy Matheson are keen golfers. But one night Poppy is attacked on the footpath near the golf course and her sister, following behind, mistakenly kills the attacker in trying to rescue her twin. The girls cover up the crime by making it look like a hit and run car accident, but are overheard by another golf club member, Betty Russell, who wants to go to the police. Unfortunately her husband dissuades her and starts blackmailing the girls instead. As Inspector Govern and Sergeant Beck try to disprove the hit and run theory, first Betty, then her husband Barry also disappear. Meanwhile Rose's boyfriend John cannot understand why her manner towards him has changed. For her part Rose still loves him but is overwhelmed with guilt. And it is not until after the discovery of two more dead bodies that all can be resolved.
Genre: Mystery
Genre: Mystery
Used availability for Claire Lorrimer's Dead Centre
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Hardback Editions
December 2005 : Hardback
| Title: Dead Centre (Severn House Large Print) Author(s): Claire Lorrimer ISBN: 0-7278-7484-5 / 978-0-7278-7484-9 (UK edition) Publisher: Severn House Large Print Books Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
November 2004 : Hardback
| Title: Dead Centre Author(s): Claire Lorrimer ISBN: 0-7278-6203-0 / 978-0-7278-6203-7 (UK edition) Publisher: Severn House Publishers Ltd Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Audio Editions
August 2006 : Audio Cassette
| Title: Dead Centre Author(s): Claire Lorrimer ISBN: 1-84559-470-3 / 9781845594701 (UK edition) Publisher: Soundings Audio Books Availability: Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
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